Raymond O. Barnes

I have so many fond memories visiting
the farm and riding the pony cart
when I was a Kid! Last I saw your
father was at my dad's (Eugene Howland)
funeral.

I am so sorry to hear about Ray. I remember him and Gert coming to the Red Rooster for lunch every day and also remember visiting with Him and Liz many times. You have my deepest sympathy. Barb Kyhl

To Ray's family,
May God's comfort and peace surround you at this time of sorrow, and may you always know his constant love for you. I always enjoyed visiting with Ray while I served the First Lutheran, Britt and Kanawha Lutheran congregations. Keeping you in my thoughts and prayers.

many memories from the Barnes family and I remember Ray's dad and mom. The wonderful testimony they had for Jesus. They both wanted to remind us all to live for Jesus because that is really all that matters in this life and in the one to come...our sympathies on the loss of your father, grandfather great-grandfather, friend...cousin Marlene and Marlin Edwards

The family of Ray.
You have our sympathy and we share your loss. Ray spent time with Lee, my former husband, and me. We loved to have Ray and his wife visit us, spend the night, go out to eat, and tell stories. They visited us in Burnsville, and Pine City Mn. We also stayed in their homes in Wakon, Mn. and Britt, Ia. One year we came to Britt for "Hobo Days" and the outside temperature was 100 degrees. We could not get enough cold drinks and find shade. It was an event to...

Thank you for all the great memories grandpa. I really enjoyed watching you light up when Daelyn would visit you. I know you are with the rest of our guardian angels now, but I will miss you always.